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Jasper Kerkau’s Review of Millicent Borges Accardi’s Only More So

Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Literary Collective “I will never write another review,” at least that is what I told myself. It is a draining process, as I heap great responsibility on myself to navigate the words of the poet and give a proper context to their writing. More specifically, I only write about thoseContinue reading “Jasper Kerkau’s Review of Millicent Borges Accardi’s Only More So”

Sarah Doughty Joins Indie Blu(e)

Sarah Doughty is an unconventional indie author from Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. She suffers from Complex PTSD, and writing to her is a therapeutic escape. If writing is her breath, then her books are her life. Her first novel, Just Breathe, was published in 2015, and she’s since published several more fiction books — all in theContinue reading “Sarah Doughty Joins Indie Blu(e)”

Interview and Review of S.K. Nicholas’ Novel: A Journal for Damned Lovers

Originally posted on Sudden Denouement Literary Collective One of the first pieces I wrote for Sudden Denouement was called, “Writing isn’t Going to Save Me.” Over time I have changed my perspective on this; I realize that writing is absolutely necessary to my survival. It is what gets me through all the dark days, theContinue reading “Interview and Review of S.K. Nicholas’ Novel: A Journal for Damned Lovers”

Looking for your next read? Try these titles from Sudden Denouement Publishing

Machiavelli’s Backyard by David Lohrey “We are radical practitioners of right thinking, determined to destroy Western Civilization. We must step back to move forward: first go the arts and the Decorations, then the courts, the laws and institutions. By the time we’re through, they’ll be nothing left but vaginal jelly and sawed-off shotguns.” Available atContinue reading “Looking for your next read? Try these titles from Sudden Denouement Publishing”

Kristiana Reed Reviews Alfa’s Silent Squall

‘It was him or me, and I decided – I wanted to live.’ Silent Squall was my first encounter with Alfa’s work. If I were to review the book in a few words, I would cite the journey I embarked upon from page one and the words I have been left with since. Alfa livesContinue reading “Kristiana Reed Reviews Alfa’s Silent Squall”